Jan 14, 2019
A new retirement planning course has been launched by Virginia Estate and Retirement Planning Advisors, Inc. It is aimed at those who are in, at or near retirement and helps them to maintain their quality of life and plan their best future.
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Glen Allen, United States - January 14, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Virginia Estate and Retirement Planning has announced a new course for those who are approaching retirement or those in retirement. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society and located at the University of Richmond, it will help participants to learn the importance of planning for retirement, teach them methods for financial management, and set them up to enjoy their retirement.
More information can be found at: http://myverpa.com
Virginian Estate and Retirement Planning is a fiduciary, which means that they always act with their clients’ best interests in mind. They are a registered investment advisor and only sell their advice, so people don’t need to worry about hidden fees.
In addition to this, they are an independent, privately owned firm that is open to choosing financial products and services that are best suited to the needs of each client.
Their services are firmly rooted in providing the best results to suit the needs of each client and their individual needs. This gives them a unique grounding and makes them the ideal company to launch a retirement and financial planning course.
There are two facets to retirement planning, which revolve around personal planning and financial planning. The new course will touch on these elements and help people to live their best life, and life a retirement that they can enjoy.
One of the most important things for people to consider is precisely how they want to spend their time while in retirement. The financial planning aspects of the course are all tied to this, because it is the personal choices of retirement planning that will influence the financial ones.
The course will also show people how to build a comprehensive financial plan, and participants will learn the benefits of retirement planning that could maintain the clients’ ideal quality of life.
Course participants will also be able to learn about integrating their financial plans into a single, overarching plan, which can help to provide them with the best results.
Full details can be found on the URL above or at http://www.virginiataxcenter.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Thomas P Marshall
Organization: Virginia Estate and Retirement Planning Advisors, Inc.
Address: 4870 Sadler Rd, Glen Allen, VA 23060, United States
Phone: +1-804-205-5081
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 469670
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